President Droupadi Murmu, the President of India, is set to embark on a two‑day official visit to the states of punjab and Rajasthan, beginning Thursday, January 15, 2026, according to an official statement from the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
The visit will see the President attending a series of high‑profile events and ceremonial functions in both states, reflecting the central role of the President in public and educational engagements across the country.
On January 15, President Murmu is scheduled to grace the 50th annual convocation ceremony of Guru Nanak Dev university in amritsar (Punjab). This event marks a significant milestone for one of the region’s leading higher education institutions and highlights the importance of academic excellence and institutional contributions to society.
The President’s itinerary for January 16 includes her presence at the 21st convocation ceremony of Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of technology (NIT) in Jalandhar, another prestigious educational event that brings together scholars, students, and leaders from academic and government sectors. Later on the same day, she will be attending the 1008 Kundiya Hanuman Mahayagya organised by the Ramanand Mission in Jaipur, rajasthan — a large spiritual event that draws devotees and dignitaries alike.
The two‑day visit underscores the President’s engagement with both educational and cultural spheres, fostering national unity and showcasing the diversity of India’s institutions and traditions. It also highlights the symbolic role of the President as a national figure who participates in key civic and academic ceremonies while promoting values such as learning, community, and cultural heritage.
Officials from Rashtrapati Bhavan have said that this visit will involve strict security arrangements and ceremonial protocols, as is customary for high‑level presidential engagements. Residents and institutions hosting the President are preparing to welcome her presence with local programmes and formal receptions.
Overall, President Murmu’s visit to Punjab and Rajasthan is expected to strengthen the bonds between the highest office of India and the people, educational bodies, and cultural organisations in the two states, as well as celebrate their contributions to the nation.
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